ABSTRACT
The clinical presentation of penis cancer may range from small erythematous lesions to ulcers or verrucous exophytic growing tumors. Small lesions of the foreskin can be treated by circumcision. Carcinomas involving the glans and the shaft are best managed by partial penectomy; bulky tumors require a total penectomy with perineal urethrotomy, with or without local lymphadenectomy.1 Another approach is the use of sentinel node for the staging of penis cancer.2
